Historically Snowy: Twin Cities Has 4th-Snowiest Winter On Record

MINNEAPOLIS — The 2022-2023 winter season is officially the fourth-snowiest in Twin Cities history.

As of Jan. 20, there have only been three seasons in the Twin Cities with more snow, according to the National Weather Service:

1. 1991-92 with 63.1 inches
2. 1983-84 with 59.6 inches
3. 2010-11 with 54.1 inches
4. 2022-23 with 52.1 inches

The seasonal average in the metro is 51.2 inches.

The current snow depth across the metro is around 12 inches deep, according to a Minnesota Department of Natural Resources map. But that's nothing compared to parts of the northland.

Northwestern Minnesota is under nearly 40 inches of snow.

How much snow is in your backyard? Let us know in the comments!